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Pete asks if I could release my code under an open source license.
How to draw a line around InfoCard that differentiates it from everything else…
First Workshop on Security Metrics (MetriCon 1.0), August 1, 2006 Vancouver,B.C., Canada
So far, no cigar, but maybe we’re lurching closer.
If you’re interested in how InfoCards work at the code level, this is for you.
THE ENCRYPTED TOKEN »
A SELF-ISSUED INFOCARD TUTORIAL AND DEMO
This tutorial includes a demo, an explanation of how Self-Issued InfoCard identity tokens work, and sample PHP code allowing you to accept these tokens at a web site.
One of the key goals of InfoCard and the Identity Metasystem is to put the release of identity information under the direct [...]
We need a legal framework that can put an end to the kind of foolishness described in this Computerworld article.
My tutorial includes a demo, an explanation of how tokens work, and sample PHP code allowing you to accept InfoCard tokens.
There are now TWO Relying Parties on the internet that you can go to with your new Infocard client…
Understanding the top five credit card scams will probably be of interest to everyone working on privacy and security threat modeling.
